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Claiming GST paid as expense and reversing the same from e credit ledger

Kanishk Manglik

Respected faculty,

Company have a supply of goods which falls under inverted duty structure. The GST paid on purchase has been taken as an expense in profit & loss a/c. It now have to reverse the GST from the credit ledger of the amount that has been taken as expense. Will the company now have to pay interest on the said reversal @ 24%. The interest provision applies when one takes input that is ineligible and then reverse it. In the company's case the GST was eligible but it is reversing it by choice as it had claimed it as expense. Will it still be liable for interest.

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Company Reverses GST Credit Before Use; No 24% Interest Due, Per Supreme Court Judgment. A company dealing with an inverted duty structure situation queried about reversing GST claimed as an expense and whether interest at 24% would apply. The GST was eligible, but the company chose to reverse it. Respondents clarified that if credit is reversed before utilization, no interest is due since there is no short payment of taxes. Reversing credit in books doesn't necessitate reversing it in the electronic credit ledger. Interest is applicable only if output tax liability is reduced, which isn't the case here, and thus, no interest is required. The Supreme Court's judgment supports this view. (AI Summary)
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